1. “Geoffrey Boycott has still got my Tupperware”

May revealed that former England cricketer and commentator Geoffrey Boycott is still in possession of some of her Tupperware.

May said the last time she paid a visit to the studio she brought some handmade chocolate brownies with her (as she did this time, baked from a Nigel Slater recipe no less). But after handing them to Boycott to give to the team, that was the last she ever saw of her container.

2. “I don’t think I’m in the least robotic”

"I. DON'T. THINK. I'M. IN. THE. LEAST. ROBOTIC" said the Maybot on Test Match Special before the rain rusted her voice box

4. ”[Boycott] just stuck in there and got on with the job.”

May said that she admired Boycott because he “stuck in there and got the job done” which could be seen as a thinly veiled comparison to her current situation in the wake of the general election result.

Agnew also asked whether May thought her tactics in politics were like a “Boycott defensive block” - aka, a bit dull - to which she replied “well, it worked for Geoffrey”.

5. “I believe that Donald Trump will take the decisions that are right for security and safety around the world.”

After being grilled on how to deal with Donald Trump and whether she feared the situation with North Korea and its missiles, May insisted that she believes the US President will “take the decisions that are right for security and safety around the world”.

6. “That’s not answer evasion. That’s just giving a different answer from the one the interviewer wants.”

When asked by Agnew whether “answer evasion is the number one on the list” at PMQs, the PM insisted there is a difference between not answering the question at all and not answering the question in the way someone wants.